And.the.story.continues. Following this mornings report, claiming Chris Brown wants to tell detectives his side of the story, because he did nothing wrong, things look slightly different now. The Pop star was spotted Tuesday afternoon leaving his house wearing a cast over his right hand. A witness originally told TMZ that Chris threw the first punch after Frank refused to shake his hand. However, Brown claims that he did not make the first move. Chris’ lawyer, Mark Geragos, stated the surveillance video they obtained from Westlake Studios shows that Chris did not throw a punch. But the video also clears Frank of any wrongdoing, only showing their crews fighting.
Trouble continues to follow the volatile Chris Brown as he was reportedly involved in a brawl outside a Los Angelesrecording studio with Frank Ocean. TMZ reports that Brown was at an L.A. area studio listening to one of the artists he represents when the beef started simmering.
Chris Brown was involved in an all-out brawl with Frank Ocean Sunday night, and sources connected with Chris insist Ocean started it.
Chris was at Westlake Studio in the L.A. area listening to one of the artists he represents. The sources say as Chris went to leave, Frank Ocean and his crew blocked Chris from leaving. The sources say Frank said, “This is my studio, this is my parking spot.”
We’re told Chris went to shake Frank’s hand … and that’s when one of Frank’s people attacked Chris. Sources connected with Chris say one of Chris’ friends jumped in front and hit Frank’s friend.
Sources connected with Chris say Frank then came at Chris … Chris pushed him away and they started brawling.
This is not the first time the two had words with each other that almost escalated into violence. Brown famously tweeted, “I f–k wit Frank Ocean! Reminds me of a young James Fauntleroy or Kevin Cossum.” Ocean responded by saying ”i f–ks wit chris brown, reminds me of a young sisqo or ike turner.” Brown responded by saying, “it was a compliment you Itchbay A$$ n—a. Everybody claim to be the devil till they meet him.” ”i just dont like underhanded comments. thats all im saying,” Ocean responded before Brown fired back on a now-deleted Twitter rant.
“F–k odd future! Make sure y’all smalltime n—-s stick yo chess out when u speak to me…Ain’t no battery in my back! U just getting on a– n—-s! Don’t let them pills go to yo head! I was tryna help yo sales n—a. You f—-n clown! You and @f–ktyler would be casted great for planet of the apes!” This ultimately led to Brown’s cousins attempting to fade Frank Ocean on camera in the infamous World Star video below. The two eventually called a truce over Twitter and Brown even openly supported Ocean when he came out of the closet in 2012. ”My Opinion on the whole Frank Ocean subject is ……… Love who u wanna love. It’s ur decision. People stop searching for BS.”
Looks like the love is gone. Police have cleared the scene—Brown left—and no charges have been pressed, yet. About a couple of hours after the incident, Frank Ocean commented on it via Twitter. “got jumped by chris and a couple guys. lol. i only wish everest was there,” he tweeted. “cut my finger now I can’t play w two hands at the grammys.”
Check out the video from the chase between Brown’s cousins and Ocean in 2011 down below.
This past summer, fans were disappointed to learn that the collaboration between Nas and Frank Ocean titled “No Such Thing As a WhiteJesus” had been lost when producer Hit-Boy’s hard drive has mistakenly taken from him. Now, in a recent interview with MTV, Hit-Boy said fans may finally be able to hear the track. Hit-Boy explained that the hard drive, which was returned to the “Niggas in Paris” producer this past November, was mixed-up with some of Kanye West’s engineers’ hard drives. With the hard drive now in his possession, however, Hit-Boy said he’s been working with Nas’ manager to find a proper avenue through which to release the song. ”[The hard drive] got mixed up with some drives that Kanye’s engineers had, and they finally they sent it back and I got the files now,” he said. “Nas’ manager reached out, and he’s excited. I don’t know exactly what’s gonna happen with it yet, but that song is gonna be heard by the world one day.” He continued, “Me and Frank went in the studio a while ago and he just wrote the hook, just blindly, we just wanted to create. He played it for Nas, and as soon as he played it he texted me and was like, ‘Yo, Nas went crazy’…it’s different from what you’re used to from me as for as far as the newer joints, as far as the energy joints. It’s like a real-life song.”
